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Section THE NEW MINI By JONATHAN CROUCH


f cy 1’art and DIY Livery. talker, floodlit school, ,


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IF power;corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely, where does that leave the fastest four cylin­ der small hot hatch you can buy, Renault’s revised 172bhp Sport Clio 2.0? Is it simply a very fast


sports steering wheel and leather/alcantara-trimmed


way of collecting the shop­ ping or might it really be the proper spiritual succes­ sor to the much-loved Clio Williams? Certainly, the on- paper credentials are


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encouraging. . Though power comes


from essentially the same engine found in ordinary versions of the Espace, the Laguna and the Scenic, Renaultsport input has made all the difference. By applying, technologies learned from competition, the engineers have managed


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. paint are also included. New equipment for' the restyled model includes cli­ mate-control for the air con­ ditioning, a 160W multi- CD hi-fi witji six speakers, xenon headlamps with auto height adjustment and power wash, automatic rain-sensitive wipers and automatic headlamps. Despite this, Renault have resisted the temptation to raise the price.


sports seats. Outside, there are smart 16” alloy wheels, front foglamps and the usual body-coloured skirts and spoilers. Air condition­ ing, ABS, a trip computer, rain-sensitive wipers, remote locking and metallic


to boost output to 172bhp. Hence the car’s rather clum­


: onds on the way to 138mph - and the front wheel drive chassis is good enough to allow you to enjoy every minute, even if the whole i handling-throttle-steering


sy official name - the Clio Renaultsport 172 2.016V. 1 On the road, this engine powers to sixty in 7.1 sec-


1 feeling is not quite as fluicl as was the case with the old Clio Williams.


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a whole hew Renault look that will now be reflected in some of the company’s most expensive models. Opinion is divided as to whether the enlarged badge ‘hanging in the small diamond-shaped front grille represents an improvement. Still, the tauter lines work quite well, giving the car an extra touch of individuality. At the back, there are revised rear light clusters and more new; badging, with the logo


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equal performance creden-, Inside the'interior has tials.


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® MORE than one million British motorists now have personalised number plates, according to the RAC Foundation. This quest for a distinctive look to a car has made good profits for specialist firms selling them and scooped £500 million for govern­


ments since the DVLA started selling them 12


years ago. , According to the DVLA


(Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency), people usually buy personalised plates to reflect their name, job, opinion, hobby or a significant anniver­ sary. They are popular at Christmas and for marking


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® The BMW 3 Series Saloon Model Year 2 0 0 2


them. For Liana stands for “life in a new age”, which ,


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to the Compact (hatch­ back) which goes on sale next month. Price rises are expected to be around 1.5%, although BMW says “added value” through . improvements will be 2%. ® Joining the new


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o t o r is t s are “con­ fused and annoyed” by this summer’s reg­ ulations over road tax wind­


falls, with many altogether unaware of the rules, according


to AA research. Since the beginning of July,


anyone who owns a 1201-1549cc vehicle (and who bought road tax between last November and June)


can apply for a rebate - £55 on a 12-month disc and £27.50 on a six-month disc. Rebate applica­ tion forms for six million eligible car owners are being sent by the DVLA in two batches -1201- 1375cc now and the rest next


Paul Watters, AA head of roads , . ,


' and transport policy, said: “This Government windfall was welcomed


for promoting the environmental _ and tax rewards of owning a smaller- engined car. But the rebate process has managed to confuse and annoy large numbers of motorists. T he staggered refund process adds to the


irritation as owners who are not aware they are in the second batch worry they have been missed out.


By TONY WILLARD


people sold used cars in June with­ out realising they could have claimed a discount if they had


According to AA research, many,


delayed a deal until now. Car ownership becomes increas­


ingly complicated for Bn*;a1^ motorists. Last year nearly 500,000


people passed their driving test, and many will have bought a small used car which qualifies for a tax rebate. According to HPI, the company,


tification number) .


dedicated to serving the motor trade and drivers, missing the £55 rebate is only one of the potential financial


P External affairs director Martin Brassell said: “There is little legal protection for used car buyers. It s essential they get proper advice and that includes checking the vehicles history as well as its current condi-


used car buyers:


. O Compare prices and check you can afford insurance and other run­ ning costs ■ _


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• Make sure all paperwork (such as an MoT) is in order - walk away


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t io n of the vehicle ; identity. Check the VIN (on the


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etched on the windows) • Test drive the car (be certain


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< steering or braking which pulls 4 • Look at themileage in case the


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